Wundergirl #4/1981

Apr 1981 · Egmont Ehapa · 1,80 DEM

🌐 German edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Gefährliche Krallen," Powergirl finds herself caught between loyalty and justice as Harry Sims, enraged by the League for Peace's stance, threatens her. Meanwhile, Huntress struggles to maintain her cover while confronting a sudden surge in crime—just as Harry begins to unravel the truth behind Helena's dual identity. Written by Paul Levitz and brought to life by Joe Staton’s dynamic art, with inks by Steve Mitchell and colors by Adrienne Roy, this 1981 issue blends personal tension with city-wide danger. The cover, by Rich Buckler and Dick Giordano, captures the moment’s intensity.

Contains 3 stories

Gefährliche Krallen

17 pp · Superhero

Letters gesetzt

Wundergirl [Diana Prince]Cheetah [Debbie Domaine]Kobra [Jeffrey Franklin Burr]Steve TrevorEtta Candy

In "Gefährliche Krallen," Wundergirl faces off against the newly arrived Cheetah, whose attacks target environmentally destructive projects. When the fight ends with Wundergirl seemingly killed, her instincts tell her this isn’t just a rogue villain—something deeper is driving the chaos, and the truth may lie behind the claws.

Das Mädchen im Goldenen Käfig!

8 pp · Superhero

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Huntress [Helena Wayne - Erde II]Solomon Morasso (Cyrus Gold - Erde II)Carole MartinHarry SimsAndrew Winston

Untitled Superhero story

5 pp · Superhero

Letters gesetzt

Huntress [Helena Wayne - Erde II]Powergirl [Karen "Kara" Starr - Erde II]Harry SimsDenker [Clifford DeVoe]

In a tense moment that blurs identity and allegiance, Powergirl confronts Harry Sims over his attacks on the League for Peace, while Huntress tries to calm the situation—only for Harry to realize the shocking truth: Helena Wayne and Huntress are one and the same. As the two women face a rising tide of crime across the city, their personal tensions clash with the urgent need to protect Erde II.